The birds in our yard are very happy with the honeysuckle berries right now.
Ah, Fall....
All the best,
Lois
The birds in our yard are very happy with the honeysuckle berries right now.
Ah, Fall....
All the best,
Lois
That's Elsa under the old oak tree stump. You can see why she sometimes comes into the house dirty! She's not stuck, the pups just like to dig and play under there.
The stump has become too unstable as you can see from the narrow piece of rotting wood holding it up. It's wobbly and as soon as she came out this time, Daddy filled the hole so the pups can't get under there any more. I'm really glad.
So, the Winnie the Pooh Tree Stump is no longer open for doggie play business.
Life marches on....
All the best,
Lois
We share cooking and baking duties around here. Kjell is a master at preparing fish and meats. I am the bread (and a few other things) maker.
The image above is bread just out of the oven and the house smells ooooooh, so good!
Catherine is also great in the kitchen, but at this time of the year, she is busy in her office. Quite a few client tax returns are on extension because the data needed for their returns arrives after April 15.
We have a great team!
Who is the chef at your home?
All the best,
Lois
I'm lucky to have a resident chef. That's Kjell preparing pork to go on the grill.
Yum!
All the best,
Lois
There are so many choices of restaurants and types of food aboard Royal Caribbean ships.
A quick meal is available in the Windjammer. It's buffet style so you can go directly to whatever you want quickly.
This is a Scandinavian treat! We love it!
If you haven't already, try it!
Enjoy!
Lois
This is part of the pool deck aboard Ovation of the Seas.
Since we were on board the ships have grown to huge floating entertainment centers including the pool deck options. There are so many things to do for adults and children now that weren't available on the ships when Royal Caribbean first puts ships into the water.
It's beautiful! It's fun!
Enjoy!
Lois
There is something new on some Royal Caribbean ships since Kjell retired and we came home from the high seas. It's called the North Star.
That capsule you see above rises above the ship so that those inside can enjoy fantastic views.
Here Erica and Catherine enjoyed the North Star and we have this picture to document it!It's not for those afraid of heights, but it certainly is a unique adventure for those who are not!
Enjoy,
Lois